Published 3 years ago

Love Island: 'Misleading' Casa Amor episode sparks 4,330 complaints

Summary by Ground News

Ofcom received 5,249 complaints about the ITV2 dating series in one week. Viewers have been furious with several moments over the past few weeks. One of the main things viewers have been upset about was the treatment of housemate Teddy Soares during the Casa Amor twist. He was painted as a villain to partner Faye Winter, who was waiting for him back in the main villa.

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BBC News

Love Island: 'Misleading' Casa Amor episode sparks 4,330 complaints

More than 4,000 viewers complained that events were misleading and caused unnecessary distress.

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Independent

Love Island received 5,000 Ofcom complaints in wake of ‘misleading’ Casa Amor postcard

More than 5,000 complaints were made from 27 July to 2 August, with 4,330 being made about postcard episode

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

Love Island's Ofcom complaints soar to 5,000 after backlash over Teddy

Love Island fans are so furious about the way Teddy Soares has been treated on the ITV2 dating show that they've complained to broadcasting watchdog Ofcom

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Irish Independent

Love Island receives thousands of complaints following Casa Amor postcard

Love Island received more than 5,000 complaints last week following the arrival of the ITV2 show’s Casa Amor postcard.

3 years ago·Ireland

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Metro News

Love Island breaks own Ofcom record with 5,000 complaints over Teddy row

It's a new record for the show.

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Sun

Love Island hit by most Ofcom complaints in show history as furious fans slam Casa Amor postcard

LOVE Island has been hit with the most Ofcom complaints in their six-year history following their controversial Casa Amor postcard last week. Viewers were left outraged after a misleading photo sug…

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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